Afreeda Zahrin

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Ever since I started reading Colleen Hoover’s books, starting with It Ends With Us, I figured she’s an absolute genius. Despite having that in mind, every one of her books still blow me away every time and give me chills; her creativity and skills are incomprehensible and November 9 just proved this once again. The roller coaster of emotions I felt throughout this book is indescribable. Only those who read it will understand and I 100 percent recommend you read it. I’m not even exaggerating, everything was beautifully thought out and placed perfectly. It gets you thinking about life and it’s imperfections, but I loved the way she portrays hope and forgiveness throughout all those obstacles the characters faced. I’m not saying much about the book as I want to keep this review completely spoiler free, because I think that’s the best way to approach this book.

November 9

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This is one of the very few times I’ve watched a series without looking at the reviews first, and I regret it every bit now. The series is about a murder mystery that starts off pretty great and captivates you which is why I continued watching it. However as the story developed the plots and story started to get very stupid, illogical, and disappointing. It was absolutely horrible to watch, but I needed to see till the end since I got so far. It was even worse than expected, I almost cringe to death. Spoiler >>> I don’t know how the writers believed a 9 year old girl could commit multiple murders while hiding the bodies like a professional without being caught even after the police arrive right after. Either way I would give anything to have my time back for watching this.

The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window

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